Think of it like this
Internal: A force inside yourself
External: A force outside of yourself
So if there an external force, it’s a force from outside so an example would be bullying. You wouldn’t want to go where you are being bullied so that would be an outside force affecting you.
Answer:
The word "Light" has an ambiguous meaning
Explanation:
Ambiguous definition: (of language) open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning.
The word light can also mean "of little weight". This would be the proper definition for the context in this sentence.
The main reason for us to realize that "Games at Twilight" is not happening in the USA is the clothes that Ravi's mother wears. This is because the narrative informs that, after bathing, she wears a clean and fresh Sari.
Sari is a traditional outfit worn by women in India, with that, we can confirm that "Games at Twilight" is set in India. This is also confirmed by the names of Ravi's brothers, which are not common names in the US, but are not abnormal in India.
The impactful experience of Ravi's life was a moment when he was forgotten by his brothers, in a joke. This made him extremely sad because he felt rejected and devalued. This experience is not unique to Indian culture and can be felt and lived by any citizen of any culture.
Answer:
2a) I DID NOT feel well since I came back from Africa.
3b) Called
Sorry if i didn't know the other ones. :(
Jenny: Hi Sarah! How are you?
Sarah: Jenny! Im fine and you? I’m so happy to see you!
Jenny: Me too! I miss you so much at school
Sarah: Really? And what is the new school like?
Jenny: Well it is so different, ‘you know? The school’s great, and there’s even a mirror at the girl’s bathroom! Can you believe it?
Sarah: Wow! That sounds amazing! I wish we had one! And what are your classmates like?
Jenny: They all seem nice! The first day three girls approached and start asking me questions and show me the school. They were so kind to me.
Sarah: That sounds great! I’m glad you like your school and have new friends!
Jenny: Oh thanks! I wish you were with me, but at least we can chat after school!
Sarah: Yeah you’re right! I’d love to hear more about you.
Jenny: Sorry I have to go now! Bye!
Sarah: Ok bye! Take care.
